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    duties of religion: but without that kind affection and delight, that I had formerly experienced.” (Edwards, p.179) Jonathan Edwards was born a son of a minister, which I personally believe set the foundation for his calling to become a revivalist preacher. Edwards was a very intelligent child and was taught by his father and elder…

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    In Society, we have expectations on how to act in public known as social norms. It is hard to notice social norms until they are broken. There are two types of social norms folkways and mores and are different depending on their reactions or consequences. Folkways range from a simple introduction or greeting to how to act in public. They also change depending on location such as being shirtless on the beach which is normal or unlike being shirtless at a public school. When someone breaks a…

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    way to find his family, while Jim has no family to get back to, which is one of the reasons why he asks Tom to tag along. It ironic that both these characters become best friends due to the fact that Tom Joad is an ex-murderer and Jim Casy is an ex-preacher. These characteristics are on opposite ends of the spectrum.They are also different because out of the crimes both the men have committed, Jim Casy is the one who regrets the crime he has committed. He cuts himself off from preaching anymore,…

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    The message should touch someone in the congregation. Everybody is not going to be attentive to the Word. When preachers ramble on and on, then becomes repetitive you have lost the attention of the people. The purpose of the sermon is to include all listeners into the gospel. Most sermons are delivered to mixed audiences. “There is neither, Jew or Greek, there is…

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    lesson and that is you can’t hold on to something that left or that wants to leave. This story begins when Opal rescue Winn-Dixie by shouting that’s my dog. She convinces the preacher to let her keep Winn-Dixie by putting his head on the preachers lap. Later on Winn-Dixie helps Opal with her problems which leads to the preacher telling her ten things about her mom. During the summer Winn-Dixie helped Opal make pals. For example, Winn-Dixie sprinted to the Gloria Dump's house so Opal had to…

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    African American Christianity is different from European Christianity because of the experiential background of each group.Overall, African American Christians suffered more in the Old World than European-American Christians. However, African American Christianity, while inspired by European-American Christianity, was combined with African rituals and beliefs. African American’s interpreted the word of God differently because of their slave upbringing. They reconfigured Christianity according to…

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    Bad Puppies Short Story

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    “Miss Myrt was not one of us,” Preacher Parr recalled. “She served here only twenty-two years, a foreigner in our midst… She was an old maid and a teacher, so you couldn’t call her a full member of our community. But we done the best by her we could.” “Oh yes, we built the Hominy Ridge…

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    The Water-Babies rescripts Christian seriousness through Sontag's notion of “[camp as] serious about the frivolous” (61). Tom's moral evolution is “frivolous about the serious” because he has not been instructed about his moral lessons. One example is Tom’s quest to find the other water-babies to play with. Tom's "sheer disappointment" on not finding any water-babies is because he is impatient and idle. Therefore, Kingsley presents the moral that “even little babies [must] [wait and work for…

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    Five Cognate Strategies

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    Written Assignment Unit 3: ENG BUS 1103 Five Cognate Strategies which I have chosen are; Clarity, Credibility, Expectation, Tone and Emphasis. Cognate strategies are ways of promoting understanding, framing, expressing and representing a message to an audience (McLean, 2010) How does someone makes sure that his/her message gets to an audience the way he/she intends? In trying to achieve this man like Charles Kostelnick and David Rogers developed these cognate strategies. Clarity: In as much as…

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    sermon. This conception was derived from Aristotle and Luther’s influence it again began to be used both in preaching and in the interpretation of the scripture. His textual exposition is an exemplary model to the evangelical preachers. He has connected the homiletical explanation of scripture to scripture’s own central message. And he addressed it sharply to mankind. The contribution of John Calvin: Calvin was influenced by humanists. Calvin’s doctrine of preaching was not matching with…

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